A disabled army veteran said he was left saddened after a pair of prosthetic legs were stolen from his car.
Royal Marines veteran Mark Ormrod MBE said he had his car broken into last night.
The 40-year-old triple amputee said a bag containing a pair of his prosthetic legs was stolen from his car.
Ormrod took to social media to express his sadness at the incident.
Mark Ormrod MBE is a triple amputee
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He said: "Not the best start to my day!!! Had my car broken into last night.
"They stole a bag full of sweaty gym cloths, another bag with my JiuJitsu Gi in and what’s really inconvenient is they took a set of my prosthetic legs!
"Despite having three cameras pointing at my car I was told by the staff at the hotel that they couldn’t see any activity as the view to my car was blocked by another car (might be time to reposition those cameras.)
"The sad thing is to think that someone would break into a car parked in a disabled parking space and steal equipment someone needs to live independently and not even care."
Mark shared the footage on social media
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People responded showing support for the former Royal Marine.
One wrote: "The mind boggles. Do they not know that prosthetic legs are tailored to the person they are made for? So sorry."
Another added: "Solidarity Mark. It’s despicable, hope at least the insurance covers them. Get that it’s not just about that though - some years back I had a wheelchair taken from mine."
Security minister Tom Tugendhat said: "Shameful."
Prince Harry presents a Invictus Games medal to the United Kingdom's Mark Ormrod after he won sliver in Toronto 2017
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Ormrod was the first British service person injured in Afghanistan to survive a triple amputation after stepping on an Improvised Explosive Device on Christmas Eve 2007.
Since then, he has become an author and motivational speaker.
He won two silver and two bronze medals at the 2017 Invictus Games in Toronto, Canada.
It was announced in the Queen's Birthday Honours for 2020 that Ormrod had been awarded an MBE "for services to the Royal Marines and Veterans."